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. 2011 Dec 26;2:93. doi: 10.3389/fgene.2011.00093

Table 2.

The exon annotation based on Refgene intron (filtered) and intergenic regions.

Sample Cerebrum Testis ES cell
Total exons1 103,024 (73,270,403, 100%)2 164,575 (54,548,008, 100%) 53,809 (6,241,164, 100%)
nr 14,333 (7,613,882, 10.39%) 24,343 (19,326,301, 35.43%) 13,556 (1,803,672, 28.90%)
ncRNA 3,933 (2,372,724, 3.24%) 7,862 (4,096,291, 7.50%) 4,547 (97,395, 1.56%)
Repeat 19,116 (15,226,166, 20.78%) 34,015 (11,659,836, 21.38%) 13,109 (971,411, 15.56%)
New exons of known genes 1,073 (46,792, 0.06%) 1,404 (64,663, 0.12%) 1,101 (8,593, 0.14%)
Rfam prediction 207 (4,306,737, 5.90%) 219 (617,575, 1.13%) 104 (15,076, 0.24%)
Remaining 64,357 (43,704,102, 59.63%) 96,607 (18,783,342, 34.44%) 19,790 (3,345,017, 53.60%)

1Total number of exons equals to the sum of exons in Refgene intron (filtered) and intergenic regions. Because there are overlaps among Refgene introns and intergenic regions due to alternative spliced isoforms, the total number of exons found in Refgene introns and intergenic regions is more than the total number of annotated exons. 2The numbers of identified regions are listed, and the numbers of reads and percentages of the region-specific reads over all reads are in the parentheses.